Land Rover will debut its new LRX concept car at upcoming Detroit Auto Show event next month. This would be an interesting vehicle for geeks since it comes with an iPhone dock at the center of its console. Heck, if you see the pic below, you will be even able to use the iPhone to turn LRX’s engine ON! Too bad I live far away from Detroit, if you’re nearby, be sure to attend that event when it started and check out this cool concept car yourself.

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Here’s a concept for Sony Ericsson’s P1i’s successor, the P2i. It is created by sealover94 over at Esato forums. Not much detail about the concept, but from the design, it seems that the smartphone has a big screen and a handy QWERTY keyboard. Well, since I’m not really interested with P1i, hope Sony Ericsson would make its successor worth-waiting. But until it’s ready, I’ll take K850i first… really love that one!

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Here’s a cool futuristic laptop concept. Named as “VAIO Zoom”, it takes advantage of the holographic technology. While not in use, the screen is transparent and both keyboard and mouse are opaque. When you turn it on, the touchscreen holographic displayed and you can start working with it. All of these inside a thin-glass form factor. Really cool, isn’t it?

Unfortunately, being a futuristic concept, not much technical detail about the laptop. But this kind of machine is what we exactly want for the future. Right?

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Check out the newest concept phone from Sony Ericsson. It’s called “Konan: Beauty Renaissance 2.0″ and it look exactly what its name’s said, BEAUTIFUL. Not much info about the phone at the moment, but the company promises that it’ll change the way we use our mobile phones. Sounds worth-waiting, right?

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UNI is a unique yet innovative modern computer concept designed by Richard Choi. In UNI, every importart functional part of the PC was separated and broke up into several modules. Whenever you want to upgrade your computer, all you have to do is buy the required modules and plug them near existing modules. The designer has also named each module with an easy to understand name. For example, the “THINK” module is where the main computer unit (processor) reside. While the “STORE” module goes to the hard drive.

UNI takes advantage of the Network HomePlug and wireless USB technologies, which allow digital signals to be transferred via normal household powerlines at 200mbps. The Wireless USB also lets different modules to communicate with each other at 480Mbps data transfer rate.

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One Korean company has came out with the best concept phone ever, the Transformers phone! As expected, the phone will be able to transform itself into a giant mecha. Definitely want to see it become reality!

Click here to check out the cool transforming video.

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Fujitsu recently shown off its new concept laptop, the “Fab PC”. The machine is made of fabric (that’s the reason behind the “Fab” name FYI) and sports an innovative foldable design and a unique e-ink display. Sounds gorgeous… can’t wait ’til the company spills the detail of this laptop.

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Check out this cool concept phone designed by Tao Ma. It’s called the Roll Phone and aimed toward the world’s shortest handset record. As you can see from the screenshot above and below, its keypad buttons is hidden in the center part where you can access it after pushing it from the roll phone. Furthermore, the display screen uses a extremely flexible material and you only need to pull the screen out when you need to.

More pics after the jump.

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Many interesting concept phones emerge lately. To mention a few: the Torch Light Phone, the MatchBox Phone, and the Butterfly Phone. Here goes another one, the Radia, offering a simple form factor with a dynamic touch screen. From the screenshot above, the phone looks real hot and stylish. And again, we can only pray that Radia will successfully make its way to the production line, soon or later.

As cellular phones become a standard, the statement they make as a symbol and a fashion accessory has become increasingly important. The Radia phone concept expresses simplicity in form and sophistication in function and user interface. The outer rim, which is made of brushed aluminum makes both a refined professional statement. The touch-display is large enough to read and display many types of information, yet small enough to maintain a pocket-sized device. Simplicity is also expressed in the power button, which is flanked by the earpiece speaker, and balanced by the microphone which is 180 degrees around the perimeter.

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Korean manufacturer named Jaty presented an impressive GPS phone named “Leisure Navi-Phone” (model number: GPS-L2000). Sports an integrated satnav receiver, it boasts several different GPS functionalities — sea, mountain, car, golf — each with different cool user interface as well. Users interact with the handset through its large and bright 3.2-inch touchscreen display. Other features include a USB interface, miniSD card slot, integrated MP3 player, handy electronic dictionary, and optional DMB TV tuner.

Jaty Leisure Navi-Phone GPS Phone is currently available for 550,000 (KRW) with additional monthly subscription fee of LG Telecom’s content service for 6,000 (KRW).

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